Mikus on film
February 24, 2020 5:44 pm Leave your thoughts
Is anyone even reading this here? Tell me in the comments if you do :-)
Another week of Miku-weekend has passed, and despite no Yuki Miku Live this year, I still enjoyed it a lot :3
Don’t have much to say but I also returned to shooting on film for the time being, and here’s some of the shots throughout that week.
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- Snow Miku 2020 snow figure at the snow festival
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- Old Sapporo Beer factory
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- Line to the goods sale entrance, wrapping around the whole block
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- Meek at the Snow Miku Skytown
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- Big Meek of the Skytown :-)
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- And once more :-)
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- Dinner with friends at Taj Mahal, featuring the special Snow Miku Curry Set
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- Snow Miku vending machine (all Napolin sold out!)
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- Saya in the default module test pose :-)
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- Filming this year’s dance
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- Meek
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- Miku wants to buy some cocoa at the Animate Cafe
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- That monday was probably the coldest day of this february yet again
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- On the ferris wheel
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- Mt. Moiwa? from the NORBESA ferris wheel
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- ^o^
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- Christmas tree at the Sapporo Station
One thing to note is that this time my photos have a ton of grain for some reason. Tell me in the comments if you know why that might be, but I’m considering the following may be the reason:
- Bic Camera’s Film-to-iPhone service operates at a mere 2MP resolution, which kills all the point of shooting on film and creates some grain interference/aliasing noise? (and if you bring them your negatives to print, they digitize it and print from digital, so don’t bother with that! At least if you’re doing Fujifilm, I’m trying KODAK next time)
- Having a professional camera such as the Canon EOS 5 I’m using now, compared to the ZENIT-E I used to have before, makes you wanna reduce blur and use it’s capability of going as fast as 1/1000 — as a result you win in exposure time, but lose in aperture and ISO
- Also, well, I never shot on film faster than ISO200, but even though I’ve heard faster film is more grainy, is it really that bad???
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